(Correct the mistake) If he would’ve been born in the nineteenth century, he wouldn’t have inherited his father’s money.
If he had been born ...
(Correct the mistake) If they hadn’t been found by the helicopter, they could died in the mountains.
... they could have died ...
(Correct the mistake) They would have bought tickets if they’d known the play was so dreadful.
They wouldn't have bought ...
(Correct the mistake) If we’d know about the party, we might’ve gone.
If we'd known ...
I am where I am today because you helped me. I _____(be) where I am today if you hadn't helped me.
wouldn't be
I feel fine because I took the medicine. If I _____ the medicine, I would still be in pain.
hadn't taken
If you ____ (accept) that job, you would be miserable now.
had accepted
If I hadn't fought for our relationship, we ____ (be) together now.
wouldn't be
If you ______ (take) dad's car without permission last night, you would be in trouble now.
had taken
(Make a 3rd conditional sentence) The plant died because you didn't water it.
If you had watered the plant, it would not have died.
(Make a 3rd conditional sentence) They stopped the fire. That's probably why it didn't destroy most of the building (could)
If they hadn't stopped the fire, it could have destroyed most of the building.
(Make a 3rd conditional sentence) Miranda lost all her money on the stock market. That's why she's not rich now.
If she hadn't lost all her money on the stock market, she would be rich!
(Make a 3rd conditional sentence) You didn't invite me to the party. That's why I didn't come.
If you had invited me to the party, I would have come.
(Make a 3rd conditional sentence) Beth didn't study. She didn't pass the exam.
If Beth had studied, she would have passed the exam.
